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Is it possible to use substitution to solve a system of linear equations if one equation represents a horizontal line and the other equation represents a vertical line?

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Answer:

  • No

Step-by-step explanation:

Horizontal line:

  • y = k

Vertical line:

  • x = m

The intersection is (m, k)

No substitution is possible, as no variables to substitute

No

One is horizontal lines

That should be in this form

  • y=a

a is any number

A line is vertical

  • x=b

Look at both equations

a and b are not equal plus there is no x in horizontal line and no y in vertical line.

There is nothing to substitute

The solution will come (b,a)

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